Dominion's role in powering Virginia data centers combined with its reasonable valuation and dividend yield offers potential upside for investors.

Now, if we're going to go to a little bit more of a legacy power solution, Dominion may be the company that you call. Yeah, Dominion Energy in really this is the company powering data center alley in Virginia.

And the company that is powering this up is Dominion Energy. Now, what really caught my eye with Dominion is not only that it's already powering 9 gawatts of data center power in this area of Virginia, there's also or planned 11 gawatt of future power needs in this area.

So, that's either already under construction or at least just announced and planned, but doubling its power needs in just this one little area.

The the valuation here I think is another thing to point out. Uh price earnings multiple on a trailing basis is about 23 on a forward basis about 18 dividend yield 4%. Well, and I want to point out, I in no way mean to imply that Dominion is poised to double its business.

This is just planned capacity increases for this one part of its business. Long-term looking at 5 to 7% annualized EPS growth. That's not huge, but given its relatively reasonable valuation, that that might be enough with the dividend yield in there to provide enough upside for investors.